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Last commit on September 21, 2026·Created on June 18, 2026

huang-sir1/radiology-skills

“A technical framework for auditing imaging acquisition, annotation standards, and radiology bibliometrics.”
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TL;DR

This repository provides structured protocols for the quality control of medical imaging data. It focuses on the rigorous auditing of acquisition, reconstruction, and quantitative transforms to identify protocol drift without engaging in model training.

The collection assists researchers and clinicians in designing reproducible annotation SOPs, managing ROI geometry, and verifying claim-level citations through DOI and PMID validation.

WHO IT'S FOR
Medical imaging researchers
designing ROI geometry and auditing label noise
Radiology data engineers
managing DICOM de-identification and imaging provenance
Clinical trial coordinators
setting disease pathways and reference standards
Medical guideline committees
developing evidence-to-recommendation products
Compatible AgentsThe repository documents support for these agents. The skills may also work with other agents that can load SKILL.md files, but they may need some setup or small changes.

Use this skill collection

Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.

Codex on Windows via Git

Installs: Complete radiology-skills bundle containing 40 independent radiology-* skills · Codex

Before you start
  • Git must already be installed.
  • Codex must be available so it can be restarted after copying.
  • If an old single-entry radiology-skills installation or another same-named skill set is enabled, back it up and move it out or disable the duplicate before loading this version.

Platform: Windows PowerShell

Run from: Run the clone command from the directory where the repository should be saved; it then enters the repository root. Run the copy command from that repository root.

  1. In a terminal, download the current main branch and enter the cloned repository root.

    git clone https://github.com/huang-sir1/radiology-skills.git
    cd radiology-skills
  2. Before loading the new bundle, back up and move out an old single-entry radiology-skills directory or disable any duplicate same-named skill set, if applicable.

  3. In Windows PowerShell, from the repository root, copy every complete radiology-* skill directory into the Codex skills directory.

    $RadiologyPackageRoot = Join-Path (Get-Location) 'radiology-skills'
    $RadiologySkillSource = Join-Path $RadiologyPackageRoot 'skills'
    if (-not (Test-Path -LiteralPath (Join-Path $RadiologySkillSource 'radiology-pipeline\SKILL.md'))) {
        throw '请先进入下载或 clone 后的仓库根目录。'
    }
    $RadiologySkillsTarget = Join-Path $env:USERPROFILE '.codex\skills'
    New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path $RadiologySkillsTarget | Out-Null
    Get-ChildItem -LiteralPath $RadiologySkillSource -Directory -Filter 'radiology-*' |
        ForEach-Object {
            Copy-Item -LiteralPath $_.FullName -Destination $RadiologySkillsTarget -Recurse -Force
        }
  4. Restart Codex after copying, then create a new task so the skills are loaded.

install.md ↗ · Checked Oct 18, 2026

Give it something to do.

Suggested first task

Polish one existing research paragraph

Uses radiology-polishing

  • An existing research paragraph to replace the bracketed paragraph placeholder
  • The target venue, or an explicit statement that the venue is unresolved
  • The manuscript section: Methods, Results, or Discussion
Use radiology-polishing to polish the existing paragraph below for [target venue] as a [Methods/Results/Discussion] paragraph. Preserve every reported number, citation, and scientific claim; return copy-ready prose, a concise change log, venue checks, and flags requiring my decision.

[Paste the existing paragraph here.]
Suggested first task

Draft a publication-table shell

Uses radiology-table

  • The scientific question to replace the placeholder
  • The study population and relevant cohorts
  • The intended table type or source artifact, if known
  • The target venue and whether the table is main or supplementary, if known
Use radiology-table in advisory mode to draft a table shell for [scientific question] in [population]. Specify ordered rows, columns, group headings, reference levels, denominators, uncertainty, and a footnote plan. Do not invent or populate missing values.
Suggested first task

Explain one question from a supplied paper

Uses radiology-reader

  • A user-provided paper or paper text; a paginated source is needed for page-number citations, while pasted text without pagination is acceptable if pagination is marked unavailable
  • A focused question to replace the placeholder
Use radiology-reader to answer this targeted question from the paper or paper text I supply: [question]. Give a source-linked explanation with block or source locators and page numbers when the supplied source has pagination; if it does not, explicitly mark page numbers unavailable. State whether the evidence coverage is full text, abstract only, or metadata only, and do not infer missing Methods, figures, supplements, or findings.